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Show V 7 ttf ELEMENT Antisaloon League Heads Say That Politicians Can not Upset Prohibition. Three New Bishops Elected Say That Politicians Can ference in Des Moines. I ; m:s MOINES, la, May 48. Three giicn war elected bishop of tile Methodist Dphcopah church on the seventh general conference ballot taken at noon. They are Anton Bast, Copenhagen, Edgi Blak. . Chicago, and Ueorge H Buklay rhlladelphia. A total of nine while bish ops now have been elected, and three more are to be chosen! Eight hundred twenty-ta- p Jjallot were cast, making 48 neceeeary to elect. The vote was as follows: Anton Bast, D95 Ldgar Blake, 581; George It. Bitklcy. 68 The tllree highest candidates, lit addition to those elected, are as follows. F. T. ' H L, Keeney, Syracuse. N. Smith, Detroit, 603, C. L. Mead. Denver, 4iJ. . . Ir. C. AT. Bums of Minneapolis was elected a bishop on the fifth ballot taken last evening, the result of which was The sixth ballot resulted in none bejng elected. The eighth ballot was taken this evening and the result will W 'announced tomorrow. At the obsename of the anniversary of the hoard of .temperance, prohibition and publio morals tonight, Clarence True Wilson of Atashington, I). C, said that any political party shall put into Its plat form. a wet plank "It will find it a mtghty slipper board to run on, and Its candidates will fulfill tifat S'npttirp which Wys. The fbet of the wicked stand In slippery places. Y.v-51- ii f I Andersons Warning. William H. Anderson, superintendent o' tile New York Antiwiloon league, placed bis argument In favor of prohiln tion on the tact that financial condiHe tions have been Improved thereby. made the prediction that prohibition will lie the major factor Jn pre.tntiug ruinous financial panic in the Cnited Mates. The frequent tumor er in legitimate business of the two billion dollars saved every year, the steadying Influence of society la soiling the problem of production, and The elimination of Its most dead lv enemy, so that the church can fulfil) its mission, will enable America to stand upright and more slowly but steadily forward, he added. He stated that the Republican party became great because It stood for a moral Issue and against nullification of a half century ago. but that It will disintegrate and die ignobly if at this late date it joins the enemies of mankind and the ranks of tbe nulllfieatlonists. Wet Partys Claim. He Stated, further, that the liquor interests have been assured by the wet machine managers of both major parties that no enforcement plank will be enacted haft Ids will interfere with their attempt to elect a wet congress, and warned the Republican voter against reactionary leaders. Dr. K. F Tittle of Eisnston, 111., speak"What Must the ing on the subject, Church Do to Be Saved, said that the church must clothe It message in the living language of the present time, and no longer bury it in the antiquated garb of a former day. Dr, little said In church has both a right and a In sometlUng, duty to ask men to bclleie but the church must see to It that she does ask men to belleie In something that i alive enough 10 tempt their will and capture their enthuaiasm, "The church cannot hope to retain the part-"Th- who coheadline3 the Orpheum French comedienne tonight. vaudeville bill opening Where Car Mileage Gan Be Bought Economically men If she allegiance of forward-lookin- g Insists upon clinging to dog-iuwhph the world best Intelligence has repudiated and the worlds best conscience ns come to deplore. The church would do well to vitalize Its test for membership so a to exbeau- clude everybody whe - is- moral I tionary and Include everybody, of wnut-evf, who thological belief os has sought Jesus s vision of a Kingdom of God on earth, and Is willing to devote his whole life to Its realxation. Jn the coming dais anv bickering oyer wifi be keenlv resented by all thoughtful people., and- anthiug like a nnrrow, hitter, bigoted denomlnatlonallsm will be hope.esslj out of plai a. a l.j.kakt'R er nonee-sentia- ls - Irish. Maidens Greeted by Kinsmen in America By Universal Service. NKW YORK May lk Blue-eie- Trlbuse Salt Lake Tribune Lasted Wire. CHICAGO. May 18 Five thouaand1 ebb-is- d from County Cork. IJmerlek. and Kerry, and hundreds of lads from OM Krtn landed at Ellis island today and were given a great ovaliotr bv their kindred of the ( idled These bewildering Irish maids States with their long black lashes, and the robust bovs, made a merry time of it as hev awung thetr grlpaacka and suitcases through the immigrant gates The steamship Baltic brought about one thousand of them, and the Corona, of the Cunard line, about half that number For some good reason, known to English authorities, the ban seems to have been lifted on the Irish lads. Tlp-pera- rv ruddy-ch- municipal emplovees went on strike today at the behert of "Big Tim Murphy, whoin prison awaiting trier for murder, imperiling the health of the entire citv. I nless the srlke Is speedily settled, several thousand other employees will be forced out because of the interlocking system of municipal works. The strike became effective at midnight, and there were no collections of garbage today, no street cleaning, no repair work, and several other departments became totally Inactive. Meanwhile the Bervlce. Universal y long rows of idlers Increased on the park benches and the lines awaiting entry to (Special Cable Dispatch.) motion shows increased from half DUBLIN, May 18 After years of sup- a Hock picture to a block In length. pression, the tide of emigration from IreMayor Thimpson and nearly all the land ha begun once more to run city hall offl Uls are on a steamer trip strongly the soutn, but are expected to hasten The offices of the American consulate In to grapple with the situation, back In Dublin ar?dallv thronged with crowd the most serious the city has of voung men and women asking for faced The municipality has no passport vises. Most of them come from let to meet tht demands of the men. the western and midland counties, which money will nor banks the loan until money any 500 to are estimated emihave supplied new tax laws give them- - some legal grants tin year. to stand upon Several public bodies have passed res- ground There is one loophole, but It Is merely olutions calling upon the daileireann It Is figured that 1 509,000, (Irish parllamsut), to prohibit unneces- temporary. which has befn appropriated for tha sary emigration. opening and repair of streets, may be to shifted Into meet the increased wages REORGANIZATION PERMITTED. demands, but that sum would not last CHICAGO, May 18 Judge Landis conlong, and 'neanwhlfe the streets, already curred today In the report of the refers In deplorable condition, would become bankruptcy permitting the reorgani- practically Impassible. zation of the Daniel Hayea company, Laborers employed in on the dealer In California farm lands. Under pumping station threaten repairs tiie to Join the reorganization, the company will be strike tomorrow, and this will imperil the known as the Continental Land Kale citv s water supply , all of which shows A sinking fund will be that Big Tim" Murphv corporation. waiting trial founded, from which debts of about (900,- - I for murder. Is consIderabP more power- 000 will be paid fill than the city of Ghirago eeked - t Jt 'ifY JjWr t The nearest Conoco Service Station is the place to buy car mileage at the lowest cost. Quick vaporiilnfl, big mileage Conoco Gasoline delivers more power and takes you further per gallon. . It costs less by the mile. With Polarine In the crank caso your motor is kept well protected against wear. It operates smoothly and quietly takes grades easily and costs little for repairs. At filling time look for the Conoco Sign. Locate a Conoco Service Station or garage, and drive In. You will get prompt, courteous service and full measure of superior Conoco Fuels and Oils, quality, money-savin- g For your convenience in buying gasoline and oils uso Conoco Coupon Book , Get one today. half-belie- 1 r 4 T tW I a S' A M t Vt -- nil t n . hj THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY i(A Colorado Corporation) Butt Sitytnn agtWn Puobla Croat Falla Salt Lako City DENVER -- - 1 -- 0 99 h .T Yrf T POTATO ACREAGE ;r LIFT OFF CORNS . i WITH FINGERS 'i9 1 You say paint is high. True,' but everything indicates that it .will 60on be still higher- Bureau of Crop Estimates Figures Indicate Smaller of Tubers. Production WASHINGTON. D. C.. May II. Reductions of t per cent In the acreage planted to potatoes last year and of 19 per cent in areas devoted to beans are Indicated for this season in reports just received by the bureau of crop estimates. United State, department of agriculture The reports come through field the agents of the bureau, who on May 1 inquired of grower in important producing states concerning their Intended plantings High prices for potato seed and the farm labor shortage are the principal reasons given for the reduction in po- We are doing our share to bring down the retail price of paint by selling you the VERY BEST house paint, which sells regularly at $5.75 per gallon, " X for End-onl- y costs -- few cents Or A good house paint which sells regularly - at $4.75 per , gallon, we sell for tato plantings.' The unsatisfactory market for beaus is given as the reason for the smaller acreago planned for that crop. The reports show that for the states covered the potato acreage will be 85 per cent as large as last year, while the bean acreage will be 71 per cent of last year New York reports the Intention to plant 97 per cent of last year's acreage In po !ht - Papers . . , Regular 90e Papers Regular $1.00 Papers Regular $1.23 Papers ftO ,,7.. Ivd Because we sell from factory to consumer. Drop a little Freezooe on an aehlug corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift i$ right out. Yes, magic! Atiny bottle of F'reezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn or corp between tbe toes, and the a poor barley- - crop-iSacramento and calluses, without soreness or irritation. San Joaquin valleys may Increase plantFreezone is the sensational discovery of the latter. ings . It U wonderful. Final plantings of beana and potatoes ota Cincinnati-geniuswill be estimated by tha bureau of crop ( Advertisement.) estimates on July 1. The potato crop last year was 858. 000,800 buahels 54,000,000 bushels less that Paris was shelled at a die than In 1918. and 83,000,000 less than tn lance of seventy-fou-being r miles, many be1917, but 70 000,000 more than In 1918. lieved the German gun waa a myth and It was about 1 per cent smaller- - than that the shell were being dropped from the average crop of the preceding ten camouflaged airplanes. The navy e years, and per cent smaller than the bureau took It seriously, however, average crop of the preceding five years nd immediately set to work on the piece The plantings last year were late which just haa been completed. enough to have produced with an averof the gun were not made a crop of 390 000,000 bushels age yield public, but tecte conducted by a method The beah crop of the United States otherwise than firing It at Its ultimate last year was about 13,000 000 bushels range. Indicated it would carry almost While only about three-ftfth- s as large 110 miles. as the crops grown on the exceptionally large acreages of 1918 and 1917, the 1919 MINER WAGE INCREASED. ' crop was almost equal to the crops of CHEYENNE. 1914 and 1918, which averaged between Wyo.. May II. Miner 12.000 000 and 18.000.000 bushels. The In Wyoming gain an averaga increase as now Indicated about 800,000 In- wages of 82.40 over the pay received planting acre-with a yield equal to the average when the strike waa called last Novemof the last five years would produce a ber by a new agreement signed tonight between Wyoming mine operators and crop of 1.250,000 bushels. representatives of district ho 22. United Mines 'Workera of America. The increase Armistice Robbed Yankees ts retroactive to April L SI.C3;: .' 51.60 LIQUID of Chance to Shell Hans For and Chfldrut In Use For Over 30 Years Alwiya Jmara tha tlgnatur of 1J4 if 50o BOTTLE BMJ v 3 AT $1.00 BOTTLE AT l . v i , $ . $ i 77c r, r 51.10 .77:r-.- - It1 V AND ENAMEI- - wass K WALL PAPER CLEANER AT aaaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ELECTRIC WALL PAPER CLEANER ; Per Can REGULAR $5.25 FLOOR WAXING BRUSHES FOR .o Aw3 Y "C T 'll xl 5.53 A J srt n J n si S fV HOTEL WANTED) ' IA CASTOR Infuts Vv1 VENEER MOP rr. .r.r.rr-;:-. . 9 - - MAY SPECIALS n i ,...52.10 Regular $3.00 Papers mmm AT ,r t 51X3 WITYf ' S9 Y"5 $4.20 Per Gallon tatoea. Mlch'gan 80, Wisconsin 85. Min neeota 88, Colorado 94, Idaho 95, and California 110. Aroostook county, Maine, which produces (0 per cent of the pota to crop of New England, Intended to plant as much or more, but deep snows, strikes and embargoes have delayed receipt of fertiliser, and plantings will depend upon the amount received In time New Vork reports an Intended acreage tn beans of 90 per cent as large as last 75. Wisconsin 70. Colorado year, Mlchlg 85, New Mexico 80, Idaho 100. Caltfor- nia will plant 0 per rent of all varieties, Hina being 90 per cent and other varieties 45 per cent of last year, although By Universal ServKe. WASHINGTON. May 18 The signing of th armistice robbed America of an opportunity to shell a German city at a diatance of more than 100 miles. This wag revealed by the nary department officials tn letting It become known thattoday the navy ordnance bureau has completed a weapon capable of such a performance When reports first reached Washington 2-- 3 Regularise. -$5.10 Per Gallon- Doesnt hurt a bit c4 Has advanced 60 per eeat wltMa five month. A IT WILL GO KZQHEKf . r We baught over 100,000 roll retail consumption and. are abl to ' , sell you paper at price ' a big aving to JOS i , t 9"- Regular 45e Papers . , . , Regular 60c a Sew 8 Papers ' 60o . Regular ,L Paper SI. AT SOLDIER SUMMIT It you ara Interested in putting In hotel anywhere, you should first lnvastlgate tha possibilities along this Una at Soldier Summit. H. 0. MXANS INVESTMENT CO. Salt Xka Office Bettilyoa Home Builder, 270 So. Main |